I guess it seemed only inevitable that Vice Magazine and Scion (purveyors of some pretty rad multi-disciplinary art shows these days) would converge on a project, and that they have. August 14th through September 4th, The 2010 Vice Photo Show will be taking place, and for any of you who’ve ever picked up a copy of Vice’s annual photo issue, you know you’re guaranteed to see a wide array of photos, from the gnarliest and crustiest to the most beautiful and demure. Well, maybe not so demure.

Opening reception: Saturday, August 14th, from 7:00pm to 10:00pm. Open bar and complimentary valet. Fancy!

Featuring:
Angela Boatwright, Asger Carlsen, Jonnie Craig, Jackson Eaton, Seth Fluker, Nicholas Haggard, Jerry Hsu, Kevin Long, Ross McDonnell, Sophie Mörner, Patrick O’Dell, Alex Olson, Valerie Phillips, Jared Ritz, Lele Saveri, RJ Shaugnessy, David Benjamin Sherry, Peter Sutherland, Patrick Tsai, Sean Vegezzi and Gavin Watson.

Scion Installation L.A.
3521 Helms Ave (at National)
Culver City, CA. 90232

Scion Presents: The 2010 Vice Photo Show from Scion ART on Vimeo.

I’m not sure what the linking ideological components are in Seth Armstrong’s debut solo show at Thinkspace Gallery (6009 Washington Blvd., Culver City, CA), but the pieces certainly share linking feels and color palettes. And if these pieces below are any indication of the caliber of the pieces that will be on display, it seems one can definitely expect some pretty engaging things.

Opening reception Saturday, August 7th, at Thinkspace’s Project Room.

Not The Desert

View Of Budapest

Jo McNealy No Relation

Two brilliant shows on display simultaneously at ThinkSpace (6009 Washington Blvd., Culver City, CA), now through July 2nd.

Ekundayo

Ekundayo combines street art with fine art in a melange of acrylic paint, spraypaint, watercolor, and ink on watercolor paper adhered onto a wood panel. All of these new works from this year are fairly large-scale and impressive in their seamless blend of mediums.

Brett Amory

Brett Amory’s minimalistic paintings oil paintings use negative space tremendously, blending walls into ground into sky. He turns ordinary cityscape shots into interesting, only somewhat recognizable corner stores and markets.

TONIGHT, Andy Haynes has his first show of 2010. He will be showing his works at the The Hive Gallery in Culver City, California. It will be a multimedia event featuring live bands and performances, and will run from 8:00pm to 1:00am. Make it out if you can. The show will feature an installation of 45 new pieces by Haynes right near the entrance of the gallery. If that flyer isn’t enticing enough, you’re just crazy. :D

Aw look, a cuddly widdle bunny wabbit with a blood-stained knife.
And over there, a doe-eyed bear bursting into flames.

Welcome to the world of Luke Chueh, an artist that has left us with warm, fuzzy feelings for the past few years with paintings that aren’t so warm and fuzzy. In fact, they’re all downright twisted, just. like. you. Lucky for us, he’s got some new works in store at his upcoming show, From Light Cometh Darkness. I’m almost positive it’ll be chock full of blood, guts, and vomit; all with an underlying social message of course. So be sure to stop by the Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City this Friday to join in on all the violent fun.

And don’t forget to bring the kids.

www.lukechueh.com
www.coreyhelfordgallery.com